Allan D. McKelvie, Esquire
Washington DC/Nantucket. Allan is President and sole shareholder of Darala Investment and Development Corporation, which he founded in 1983. Prior to founding DIDC he worked for five years specializing in real estate, with the Washington law firm of Dunnells, Duvall, Bennett & Porter. Since founding DIDC, Allan has been involved in a number of real estate projects, as a general partner and developer. He has also acted as a local representative of a number of Swiss and Italian investors with real estate holdings in Washington, D.C. For the last 22 years, Mr. McKelvie has concentrated on the development of Goose Creek Village in Ashburn, Virginia, a mixed-use community of over 1,000 homes, a grocery store anchored shopping center, an office building, and two churches. Mr. McKelvie served as chairman of The Council of the Woodrow Wilson House from 1992-1997, a property owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation; as a board member of the Green Door from 2003-2016, a DC based non-profit which serves approximately 1,800 clients dealing with mental illness; and served on the Board of Trustees of Bullis School in 2008, a 3rd – 12th grade school in Potomac Maryland. Darina and Allan have two children, Margot and Roddy. The McKelvies purchased Isle Dew, on Nantucket, in 2012. While Allan enjoys biking, golf, and sailing, Darina spends much of her time biking and painting.
